Flow in a nano aio?

[sparky5785]

I have a 29g biocube cycling right now 25lbs dry Marco rock. 30lbs caribsea special grade reef sand stock lighting which will be modded to rapidled led retro kit in the very near future two koralia nano 425's and I just don't think there is enough flow ill be keeping zoas and lps but it still doesn't seem like a lot of flow. What's everyone using for powerheads on your nano tanks besides vortechs? Unfortunately that will break the bank at this point and time. I just can't come to terms with putting a huge ugly koralia evolution 550 in there seems like it would take up tons of space. Let me know what some options would be.

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[Will Haider]

Try a tunze nano pump their great.

 

[sparky5785]

Are they all the same size dimension wise? I have 6045's but they still seem like they'd be huge in there?

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[Will Haider]

No their much smaller in dimension atleast the ones I saw were.

 

[sparky5785]

Just looked them up the 6015, 6025, 6045, and 6055 are all the same size. Anyone else have any ideas or what do you use on your nano?

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[Will Haider]

I use to use an mp10 truly the best option if it fits in the budget.

 

[sparky5785]

Yes that is the best option and since I don't need a wireless one its a little less expensive but still outta the budget unless someone has a used one laying around for like 150 ish LOL.

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[Will Haider]

You can find some for that go on your local forum and look.

 

[sparky5785]

Still looking for opinions and advice.

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[TeflonTomDosh]

mp10s are really the only way to go as far as flow goes.

 

[TeflonTomDosh]

mp10s are really the only way to go as far as flow goes.